I read The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo in a day and then watched the Swedish movie last night. I cant wait to see the new version. I think I may go the weekend that Tim and Tommy are going to Phoenix. It seems like a dream to have the house and this town all to myself for 4 days. I cant wait to eat out and visit old friends. I'm sure I will miss the boys, but I have never had a vacation away from both of them at one time. In fact, neither Tim nor Tommy have ever gone out of town in the 4 years Tommy has been alive. Strange. I can't wait to send them away together. It's good for everyone. So now I am going to watch a completely mindless episode of Nip/Tuck and then read The Girl who Played with Fire. I don't feel like going out for New Years, so I'm staying in with my book. Sounds like a great way to start the New Year. Happy New Year everyone. xo
Attitude is Everything
I think we all know that bitching and complaining is ugly. I try really hard not to do it. No one really wants to hear it, but there are complainers everywhere. It never really feels good to go on and on about something, yet we continue to do it. It makes me want to explode sometimes when I hear someone bitch and whine about everything and everyone. It seems all that negative space could be filled with talking about all the good people and all the amazing dreams people have. So, lets have a good time, be grateful, forgiving, hopeful, and kind. Let people go ahead of you in traffic, smile at a stranger, forgive your parents and enemies, and attempt to love your job- or at least try to have a good attitude. Its the best thing for everyone, especially yourself.
Saturday, December 31, 2011
I got a Kindle from my boss for Christmas. Holy crap, I love it. I'm really scared of the buying power though. if I keep reading like I have been for the past few days, I will have to buy a lot of books. They make it so easy, with one little click. I could really blow a lot of dough on books. Usually I get some hand-me-downs or go to the Library, so it's a lot cheaper. But, the ease of the Kindle is unbelievable. Not having to hold the book open is one of the most liberating things I have ever known. Being able to change the font size and the lighting is incredible. Furthermore, the compulsive way I used to check how many pages I had left before the end of the chapter is very muted now. I just tap the screen and it tells me how far along I am in the book using percentages. And finally, there is so much less need to worry about stopping at exactly the right place. I can not even tell you how many times I have forgotten where I left off in a book because I put it down without marking the page. With the Kindle, it just remembers. So cool.
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